13.Nov.2008 07:20pm
i am a seniour house officer in surgery in Egypt. How can i practise surgery in USA
hany temraz
14.Nov.2008 02:00pm
Does your university have any reciprocity arrangements with any USA medical school? You will have to enquire on your side. USA board regulations are extremely strict and you may have to redo a lot of studies - in the current economic situation a student VISA might also be difficult to obtain.
Dr Anton
13.Nov.2008 01:34pm
I am currently in 7th grade and I am doing a project on what I want to do as a career. What universities offer a major on being an ER doctor?
Tim
13.Nov.2008 03:14pm
Hi Tim
It really works differently...
You have to start off with a 4 year premed degree, and you may choose to major in a variety of subjects like biochemistry, physics, organic chemistry or even economics for instance. Then you do 4 years of medical school, and following success in medical school you do 3-4 years internship in ER medicine. You can pick and choose an university to do your premed degree, and you will also have a choice of over a hundred medical schools in the U.S.A. Does it make sense?
Dr Anton
11.Nov.2008 09:15pm
I ould like to know how long do i have to study to become an Er surgeon
Indy
12.Nov.2008 12:22pm
Well Indy - it takes about 11-12 years to become an ER Doctor - but 14 years or more to become an ER Surgeon.
Dr Anton
11.Nov.2008 09:34am
HOW LONG DO U HAVE TO GO TO SCHOOL TO BECOME A DOCTOR
NANA
11.Nov.2008 12:18pm
Dear Nana
Believe it or not - it takes a minimum of 11 years of study! (in the U.S.A.)
Dr Anton
10.Nov.2008 10:47pm
Hi Sir,
I am 17 & would like to become a doctor. The problem is I don't know if I will be able to handle blood and cutting open flesh.
Will this be a problem for me later on? Cud u share some experiences (maybe ur friends)?
Kira
11.Nov.2008 03:28am
Hi Kira,
Don't worry about that at all. It passes after you spend some time in med school!
Read this... How to Cut Someone Open and Go Straight to Lunch
All the best for your future!
Dr Anton
10.Nov.2008 05:29pm
I'm looking for sites on what diplomas you need to get to become a doctor because I'm doing a presentation about what I wanna be when I grow up...
Annoynomous ^^
11.Nov.2008 12:21pm
Have a look at some of the articles in "Letters from the Doc"...
Dr Anton
05.Nov.2008 10:55am
i am in 8th grade and we doing a story about what we want to accomplish in life so i want to know the steps we need to take.
omar
05.Nov.2008 01:17pm
Hi Omar,
The best material on planning your life in my opinion is at this website...
Map for Life
If you want to know the steps to become a doctor, the Letters from the Doc on this website should have the information that you are looking for!
Dr Anton
04.Nov.2008 06:59pm
HI DOC. I WANT TO BE A PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL DOCTOR. I AM 14 AND I AM GUD AT MATH,SCIENCE AND IT.
I NEED HELP BECAUSE I M NOT SURE OF WHAT TO DO AFTER MY YEAR 11
Ian lawrence
05.Nov.2008 01:21pm
Hi Ian
In the Letters from the Doc I cover subjects like: How to become a general practitioner, a surgeon, How to become a doctor in the USA etc. Browse through the letters - and I am sure you will get clarity. Keep up the great effort with science and maths!
Dr Anton
03.Nov.2008 08:59pm
Hello doctor,
I am currently in grade 12 and I'm not very strong in math. I get around 77 on an average. But I'm really good at science. Will this be a problem for me later?
lalala15
04.Nov.2008 11:50am
Dear Lalala
Many students will envy you for your 77 - but adding another 3% would be great. Personally I don't think that you will have a problem - science is very important.
All of the best with your further studies!
Dr Anton
02.Nov.2008 01:12pm
im am only in year 9 and i am starting to think about my futer about becoming a doctor and i need you answer on how to become a doctor
iki
03.Nov.2008 04:43pm
Hi Iki
The answer to your question is in the following Letters from the Doc...
"So You Want to Be a General Practitioner (Medical Doctor)..."
and
"How to Become a Doctor in the United States of America..."
At your age you may also consider working your way through our How to Examine Patients Course and Kit (see shop section)
All of the best!
Dr Anton
02.Nov.2008 07:27am
If I study paramedic, how do I go about to become a trauma doctor in future?
trauma chellie
03.Nov.2008 04:50pm
Chellie
In short:
4 year premedical degree, 4 years of medical school followed by a dedicated 3/4 years residency in emergency medicine. Also see the letters form the doc - especially "How to Become a Doctor in the United States of America..."
Dr Anton
01.Nov.2008 09:03pm
Hello Dr Anton.
I want to become a family doctor. What are the steps to become a family doctor? I'm studying in college at the moment.
Thank you
Melanie
03.Nov.2008 04:56pm
The answer to your question is these Letters from the Doc:
"So You Want to Be a General Practitioner (Medical Doctor)..."
and
"How to Become a Doctor in the United States of America..."
In short - premedical degree, medical degree followed by a 3 year family medicine residency
Dr Anton
01.Nov.2008 06:04pm
sir could you please give me your personal email address.
Jenson thomas mathew
03.Nov.2008 04:59pm
Jenson
Due to my extremely busy schedule it is simply impossible for me to communicate with each apprentice doctor individually via e-mail - but feel free to ask questions - I will assist where I can.
Trust you understand.
Dr Anton
01.Nov.2008 05:56pm
dear sir,am very desp now.am a mbbs student in bangalore.recently my final year results came and i lost my 2subjects medicine and surgery.really now i feel am lost and i stand alone.how can i improve.am interested in medicine.
Jenson thomas mathew
03.Nov.2008 05:06pm
Jenson
I do not have all the answers as I have no information regarding medical training in Bangalore, but if I were you I would re-strategize my life and set new goals - use an aid like Jumpstart your life - copy and paste this web-address into your browser:
http://www.purposeclub.com/users/guest/products.php?link=8
Dr Anton
30.Oct.2008 11:09pm
Dr. Anton,
I have been struggling with the decision to become a doctor. I have always wanted to be one. I have an Associate in Science degree right now and am not sure where to go next or what I should major in. Just need advice!
lona
31.Oct.2008 06:58pm
Hi Iona
It seems like you will have to make the final commitment to become a doctor. Once you have done that, everything else will start falling in place.
Have a look at these Letters from the doc:
"So You Want to Be a General Practitioner (Medical Doctor)..."
and
"How to Become a Doctor in the United States of America..."
Dr Anton
27.Oct.2008 08:53am
What is the education needed for a pediatric doctor?
Me
27.Oct.2008 12:24pm
In short:
4 years premed degree
4 years medical school
3-4 years internship in Pediatrics
(in the U.S.A.)
Dr Anton
21.Oct.2008 06:30am
I will be doing my o-levels this may and i am aiming to become a doctor.May be I will specialise in dermatology.Do you think that I must take ICT or computer studies?
lupy
21.Oct.2008 08:18pm
Lupy
The basic principle is taking as many science/maths related subjects as possible. Dermatology is interesting, with essentially no after hours emergencies
Dr Anton
17.Oct.2008 10:22am
Hi,I am a Foreign Medical Doctor from Cuba,How can I become a Board Certified physician?
riky73
19.Oct.2008 08:36pm
It varies from state to state - you will have to contact the medical board in the state that you intend practicing in to get the details on requirements and procedures that you will have to follow.
Dr Anton
15.Oct.2008 04:46pm
Hi dr anton
Im currently a nursing student at diploma level in the UK. But would like to study medcine. Any tips or advice that could help fulfil this
esha
19.Oct.2008 08:26pm
Dear Esha
I am sure your nursing qualification will count in your favour when applying for a place in medical school, but unfortunately no shortcuts - you will have to go through the normal selection/application procedures - and remember that school subjects like mathematics and science will be essential!
Dr Anton
08.Oct.2008 08:15am
I am doing health and social care and biology i would like to specialise in womens health or be a doctor but i want to go to uni what should i do?
Priscilla Clarke
08.Oct.2008 03:13pm
My advice is - first become a doctor. As a doctor you have a number of possibilities to get involved in woman's health.
Have a look as these articles under "Letters from the doc":
How to be become a doctor in the U.S.A. and
So you want to become a general practitioner.
Trust this helps!
Dr Anton
07.Oct.2008 06:35pm
Hi Dr. Anton
First of all , I came across this website and I think it is absolutely fantastic.
My question-
I am in my Junior year in High School. What courses could I take now that would prepare me for the Medical field ?
Isa
Isa
08.Oct.2008 03:04pm
Hi Isa
Thank you for the compliment!
Have a look at this - copy and paste this web address and have a look...
http://www.theapprenticedoctor.com/credits.php
Trust you will enjoy these high school premed courses while earning science credits!
Dr Anton
07.Oct.2008 02:33pm
How can I be better at maths to become a doctor?
Renee
07.Oct.2008 03:15pm
Renee
Practice, practice and practice and have faith in your abilities ("I can" attitude).
Extra lessons may also be helpful, because if you struggle with maths, you may have missed out (or may not have comprehended) a basic mathematical concept - and this needs to be rectified!
Dr Anton
07.Oct.2008 01:58pm
Is it possible to study medicine after ur first degree in one of the bilogical courses.
alex
07.Oct.2008 02:16pm
Alex
Of course! You can major in biology or related subject with your premed degree.
Dr Anton
03.Oct.2008 11:16pm
Hi Dr Anton,
how do you become an er doctor ilive in Pennsylvania is an MD the same as an er doctor and can you be a family doctor and an er doctor
Thanks
dan
04.Oct.2008 02:38am
To become an ER physician, you need to qualify as a medical doctor first, and then follow a dedicated 3 year residency program. Family medicine has become somewhat of a specialty on its own - so it would be difficult to be both.
Dr Anton
01.Oct.2008 08:33am
Dr.anton i would like to know how lond do i have to study to become a plastic surgeon?
juani
01.Oct.2008 02:53pm
Well in the U.S.A. it will take the following:
4 years premedical studies
4 years medical school
3 years surgical and
3 years Plastic surgery residency...
Seems to be the best part of 14 years!!
Dr Anton
25.Sep.2008 10:51am
pls I'd 2talk 2u dr pays-des-merveilles@h.c PLS gdbye
student
25.Sep.2008 03:59pm
Dear Student
Kindly pose your question in this "Questions and Answers" section, or if you prefer- use the "Contact us" link on the menu bar. With multiple thousands of students on our mailing list and hundreds of visits per day - we are simply unable to communicate directly per e-mail. Trust you understand.
Thank you!
Dr Anton
21.Sep.2008 07:46am
Hi Dr. Anton,
I Currently work as a consultant for psychological assessments in a hospital. I want to become a Dr. but havn't done Science papers when i was at school. What do you suggest i do to become a doctor?
tay83
22.Sep.2008 01:59pm
I presume you still have to do a premed science degree. Most universities do offer a bridging course for students in your position. A lot depends on your present qualifications etc. You may find all the answers you are looking for on www.valuemd.com - a forum for premed students that may (or may have been) in a similar position to yourself.
Dr Anton
14.Sep.2008 04:29pm
Are online colleges good for starting off my career in becomin a good doctor
kim
15.Sep.2008 02:31pm
Kim
If you would like to add a high school science credit or two to your resume, follow the link on our Site alert - Home page.
I am not aware of any accredited Premed science degrees offered online. I suggest you contact your local college or university and ask them what the best next step would be for you to become a doctor. They will tell you exactly what steps apply in your country or state.
Dr Anton
14.Sep.2008 04:22pm
what can i do to start my career off in becoming a doctor because i just graduated high school and i need some good help??? i have nobody helpin me i really need help please
kim
15.Sep.2008 02:27pm
Kim
Consider the following:
Do some volunteer work at a local hospital
Go on a MASH camp - contact the local AHEC (Area Health Education Centre)
Do some medical things - do an accredited first aid course, or get your own Apprentice Doctor Foundation or suturing kit and complete the course material.
Above all - prepare yourself for an accredited premed degree!
Dr Anton
12.Sep.2008 10:52am
Hi Dr Anton.
How long does it take to become a doctor in the USA?
Stalio123
12.Sep.2008 12:37pm
Dear Stalio
See my article in "Letters from the Doc" entitled: "How to become a doctor in the USA".
Thx!
Dr Anton
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